Kyle Shanahan got tricky and the San Francisco 49ers had a touchdown and 10-0 second-quarter lead on Sunday over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 58.
The play saw Brock Purdy throw a backward pass to Jauan Jennings.
The wideout then floated — yes, floated — a throw across the field and it landed in Christian McCaffrey’s hands.
The elite running back took off and was in the end zone 21 yards later.
After the PAT, the Niners led, 10-0/
PURDY TO JENNINGS TO CMC FOR SIX 🔥
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WHAT. A. PLAY.
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49ers have a 10-0 lead with 3:53 to go in the first half.
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Jauan Jennings & Christian McCaffrey (21-yd TD) 📽️
McCaffrey had a 58.4% chance of scoring when he caught the ball according to the NGS expected YAC model, the 2nd-most probable TD reception caught behind the LOS outside the 25-yard line this season.
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